BOONE, Iowa---Calling it a tremendous moment, Senate Minority Leader, State Senator Jerry Behn, Republican from Boone said the visit this week by Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping couldn't have turned out better. Behn likened the visit to a race and this week's visit was the gun going off to start the race. He says he believes the state is poised to sprint ahead and develop additional trade opportunities. Behn says agricultural trade will be a starting point, but he feels other opportunities will develop.
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